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    India: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife

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    1) India has four main seasons - cold weather from December to February, hot weather from March to May, the southwest monsoon from June to September, and retreating monsoon season from October to November. 2) India's climate and vegetation are influenced by factors like location, distance from the sea, and altitude. The natural vegetation includes tropical rainforests, tropical deciduous forests, thorny bushes, mountain vegetation, and mangrove forests. 3) India is home to a variety of wildlife including the national animal (tiger), as well as migratory birds that visit during winter like pelicans and flamingos. Forests are important habitats for wildlife and help control soil erosion.

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    1) India has four main seasons - cold weather from December to February, hot weather from March to May, the southwest monsoon from June to September, and retreating monsoon season from October to November. 2) India's climate and vegetation are influenced by factors like location, distance from the sea, and altitude. The natural vegetation includes tropical rainforests, tropical deciduous forests, thorny bushes, mountain vegetation, and mangrove forests. 3) India is home to a variety of wildlife including the national animal (tiger), as well as migratory birds that visit during winter like pelicans and flamingos. Forests are important habitats for wildlife and help control soil erosion.

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    1) India has four main seasons - cold weather from December to February, hot weather from March to May, the southwest monsoon from June to September, and retreating monsoon season from October to November. 2) India's climate and vegetation are influenced by factors like location, distance from the sea, and altitude. The natural vegetation includes tropical rainforests, tropical deciduous forests, thorny bushes, mountain vegetation, and mangrove forests. 3) India is home to a variety of wildlife including the national animal (tiger), as well as migratory birds that visit during winter like pelicans and flamingos. Forests are important habitats for wildlife and help control soil erosion.

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    India : Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife

    Weather
    Is about a day to day changes in the atmosphere. Includes Changes of temperature, Rainfall and sunshine.

    The major seasons recognised in India


    1 2 3 4 Clod weather (Winter) Dec-Fed Hot weather (Summer ) Mar-May Southwest Monsoon (Rainy) Jun-Sep Seasons of Retreating Monsoon (Autumn)Oct-Nov

    Clod weather (Winter)

    Dec-Fed

    Temperatures are quite low

    Hot weather (Summer ) Mar-May

    Sun rays more or less Hot and dry winds called loo

    Southwest Monsoon (Rainy) Jun-Sep

    The Winds blow from Arabian sea and Bay of bangal towards

    Seasons of Retreating Monsoon (Autumn) Oct-Nov

    Winds move back from main land to the Bay og Bangal. This time Andra, Tamilnadu gets more rain fall.

    Monsoon
    Taken fro Arabic word mausim Means seasons

    Factors affect of a Climate


    Location Dissonance from the sea. Altitude (High from sea level)

    Natural Vegetation
    Natural Vegetation The grasses , shurbs and trees, which grow on their own without interferences or help from human beings are called Natural Vegetation

    Dependent our climat.

    Vegitation of India (5)


    Tropical evergreen forest Tropical deciduous forest, Thorny bushes, Mountain vegetation Mangroveforests.

    TROPICAL RAIN FOREST


    Tropical Rain Forests occur in the areas which receive heavy rainfall. They are so dense that sunlight doesnt reach the ground. Many species of trees are found in these forests, which shed their leaves at different times of the

    TROPICAL DECIDUOUS FORESTS


    In a large part of our country we have this type of forest. These forests are also called monsoon forests. They are less dense. They shed their leaves at a particular time of the year. Important trees of these forests are sal, teak, peepal, neem and shisham. They are found in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, and in parts of Maharashtra.

    THORNY BUSHES
    This type of vegetation is found in dry areas of the country. The leaves are in the form of spines to reduce the loss of water. Cactus, khair, babool, keekar are important and are found in the states of Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Eastern slopes of Western Ghats and Gujarat.

    MOUNTAIN VEGETATION
    A wide range of species is found in the mountains according to the variation in height. With increase in height, the temperature falls. At a height between 1500 metres and 2500 metres most of the trees are conical in shape. These trees are called coniferous trees. Chir, Pine and Deodar are important trees of these forests.

    MANGROVE FORESTS
    These forests can survive in saline water. They are found mainly in Sunderbans in West Bengal and in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Sundari is a well-known species of trees in mangrove forests after which Sunderbans have been named.

    WHY ARE FORESTS NECESSARY?


    Forests are very useful for us

    Plants release oxygen that we breathe and absorb carbon dioxide.

    fodder, medicinal plants and herbs,

    Forests are the natural habitat of wild life.

    2 The roots of the plants bind the soil; thus, they control soil erosion

    .3 Forests provide us with timber for furniture, fuel wood

    Wildlife
    Forests are home to a variety of wild life. There are thousands of species of animals and a large variety of reptiles, amphibians, mammals, birds, insects and worms which dwell in the forest.

    Wildlife
    All the living birds and animals , mammals, reptiles living in natural environment form wildlife. They include tiny bacteria to elephants

    National animal

    Migratory Birds
    Some birds migrate to our country in the winter season every year such as Pelican, Siberian Crane, Stork, Flamingo, Pintail Duck, Curlew. Siberian Cranes migrate from Siberia; they arrive in December and stay till early march.

    Tropical Deciduous Forest


    Tropical Deciduous Forest are monsoonal forest They are found in Large part of India Australia and Central America . These region experiences seasonal changes Trees shed their leaves in the dry season to conserve water The Hardwood trees seen theses forest Sal, Teak, Neem

    Temperate Evergreen Forests

    Temperate Deciduous Forests

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